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The Brooklands Bentley is a well known Melbourne car.... be a good buy at say 35k

 

Yeah.....nah,way tooo oldmanish for my liking.

 

Perfect for 1,000km day trips ..

 

I'd prefer my old 429 Caddy DeVille than that thing.

 

Well, that's certainly on topic.

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Adrian's moonlighting.

 

err decades apart ..and I prefer my Silver Cloud 111 to your Caddy .

 

You're such a de Ville. [emoji1635]

 

This is identical to mine except mine was grey interior and original Aussie delivery converted by Lober's.

 

rare if sold new in Australia

 

Yep...oh well just another memory..

 

Hahaahhahaha! **** me.

Must have? Must have to want to be mocked mercilessly, perhaps.

Actually, it’s got Lewis Hamilton written all over it.

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https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/details/ferrari-dino-1979/sse-ad-12963929

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Gee that looks like a nice example. I could go back to one of them and fit the kids in!!

 

That looks like a very tidy example!

 

And another

https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/details/1978-ferrari-dino-gt4-manual/SSE-AD-12972433

 

Manual 412

https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/details/1989-ferrari-412-gt-manual/OAG-AD-20807909

 

For every 412 manual for sale, there's some old codger who wants to buy it.

UK car. Too expensive?

Sig www.pless.com.au/mechanics.htm

 

Be great long distance car ,going on my experience with Klinks 365 many years ago.

 

That would be great if any other car couldn't do the same thing more comfortably and easier.

Those cars are dinosaurs now.

Light and nimble is the way to go. Power and top speed is unnecessary in this day and age.

 

Waaaay too expensive. A period M5 would eat it for lunch on every metric

 

And probably use less fuel

 

I like that car, the colour combo and the wheels are just right.

 

GLWS Eugene:
https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/details/1981-ferrari-308-gtsi-manual/SSE-AD-12997286/?Cr=12

 

US model